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Homeschool Students Across Greater Houston Invited to Take Flight at Lone Star Flight Museum
Homeschool students across Greater Houston can explore aviation, STEM and hands-on learning during Lone Star Flight Museum's special Homeschool Day on Thursday, Sept. 10, featuring flight simulators, aircraft tours, maker activities and interactive demonstrations.
Two New HMAAC Exhibitions Explore Black History, Memory and the Art of Listening
HMAAC opens two new exhibitions exploring Black history, memory and material culture through Lorenzo Pace’s textile works and Allie Martin’s immersive sound installation.
Black Public Media Opens 2026 PitchBLACK Call for Independent Filmmakers
Black Public Media has opened its 2026 Open Call for independent filmmakers, offering five selected projects funding and the opportunity to compete in the 10th PitchBLACK Forum & Awards.
Poll Shows Plummer Leading Sanchez in Harris County Judge Race
Survey of 600 likely Harris County voters finds Dr. Letitia Plummer ahead of Republican Orlando Sanchez in the November election, according to HIT Strategies.
A new poll commissioned by Dr. Letitia Plummer's campaign shows the Democratic Harris County Judge nominee leading Republican Orlando Sanchez among likely Harris County voters.
Houston, Did You Know? The Bayou City Has a Professional Volleyball Team and It Just Added International Star Hanna Hellvig
LOVB Houston signs nine-time Swedish National Team member Hanna Hellvig as the city's professional volleyball team continues building for the 2026-27 season.
Houston's professional volleyball team, LOVB Houston, has signed Swedish National Team standout Hanna Hellvig as it continues building its roster for the 2026-27 season.
Goode to Know: A New Beauty Business Carries on Jo-Carolyn Goode’s Community Spirit
A new Houston beauty and fashion shop is opening its doors while carrying on the community-first spirit of the late Jo-Carolyn Goode.
2026 Hispanic Heritage Month Comes Alive in Houston
Houston is turning up the color this Hispanic Heritage Month with music, art, dance and traditions that celebrate the voices shaping the city.
Silambam Houston Marks 25 Years With Landmark Season of Indian Classical Arts
Silambam Houston celebrates its 25th anniversary with a landmark season of Indian classical dance, music, emerging artists and community programming across the Houston area.
Breaking Bread Returns to the Hobby Center With Food, Stories and Houston Connections
The Hobby Center brings back Breaking Bread for a second season, pairing Chris Shepherd with acclaimed guests for intimate conversations, Houston connections and a menu of bites.
A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Became a Story of Hope for a Houston-Area Man
A Houston-area prostate cancer survivor is sharing his story of remission during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month while encouraging men to be proactive about their health and discuss screening with their doctors.
Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation Reconstitutes Board, Sets New Strategic Direction
The Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation has reconstituted its nine-member board and adopted a new strategic plan focused on expanding nonpartisan research and establishing a permanent academic home.
Fort Bend County Detectives Arrest Suspect in $17,400 Gold and Silver Coin Package Theft
Fort Bend County detectives arrested a 28-year-old suspect accused of stealing approximately $17,400 in gold and silver coins from a FedEx package as authorities investigate possible connections to similar thefts across multiple jurisdictions.
Public Help Needed: 130 Cats, Kittens, Dogs and Puppies Are Waiting for Homes Across Greater Houston
Talarico Campaign Expands Black Engagement Team Ahead of November Senate Election
James Talarico’s Senate campaign is expanding its statewide Black voter outreach, with two Houston-area communications veterans, Judy Foston Stanford and Linda K. Brown, taking key roles in the paid media effort.
What’s Your Texas? McDonald’s Serves Up State Pride With New Texas Meal
McDonald’s Texas Meal brings Texas pride to the table with seven collectible regional cups, including a Houston design, plus the return of Spicy Chicken McNuggets.
Houston Christian University to Launch New Artificial Intelligence Degree in 2027
Houston Christian University is expanding its academic offerings to prepare students for careers in one of the fastest-growing areas of technology
Houston Christian University will launch a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Fall 2027, preparing Houston-area students for careers in AI, machine learning, cybersecurity and other emerging technology fields.
Eight Giant Mexican Folk-Art Creatures Are Taking Over Discovery Green This Fall
Houston gets a colorful dose of Mexican folklore, art and culture starting September 15
Eight towering Mexican folk-art sculptures are coming to Discovery Green September 15 through October 18, offering Houstonians a colorful way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through art, folklore and culture.
The Health Museum Brings Black Maternal Health Into Focus With ‘Call Me Mother’
Immersive Houston exhibition explores pregnancy, loss, birth complications and healing through art, research and personal stories
The Health Museum’s Call Me Mother exhibition uses art, poetry and personal stories to examine Black maternal health disparities, pregnancy loss, birth complications and healing in Houston.
JODECI Brings 35 Years of R&B Hits to Houston
Legendary R&B group JODECI will bring its 35th anniversary tour celebrating Forever My Lady to Houston’s Arena Theatre on November 29, 2026.
Project Row Houses Brings Southern Artists Together for Third Biennial Exhibition in Houston’s Third Ward
Project Row Houses is bringing seven artists and collectives from across the American South to Houston’s Third Ward for Southern Survey Biennial III, opening October 3 and running through February 14, 2027.
Houston’s Bayou Collective Celebrates First Five Grantees on Give 8/28 Day
In just nine short months, Houston’s Bayou Collective is celebrating its first five nonprofit grantees on Give 8/28 Day, demonstrating the power of collective giving, Black philanthropy, and community investment across Greater Houston.
Ready to Escape the Houston Heat? Put Costa Rica on Your Travel List
Houstonians looking to escape the heat now or plan ahead for fall and winter holidays can find a range of experiences in Costa Rica, from beachfront relaxation and rainforest retreats to off-the-beaten-path coastal adventures.
Houston to Welcome More Than 6,000 Public Works Professionals for APWA Public Works Expo
Houston will welcome more than 6,000 public works professionals from around the world for the American Public Works Association’s Public Works Expo, August 30 through September 2, featuring education, innovation and solutions for today’s most pressing infrastructure challenges.
Epilepsy Foundation of Texas Unveils Mobile Epilepsy Clinic to Expand Access to Care and Resources
The Epilepsy Foundation of Texas unveiled its new Mobile Epilepsy Clinic in Houston, bringing epilepsy education, care navigation and vital community resources directly to individuals and families across the region and beyond.
Houston’s Media Community Invited to Celebrate 40 Years of Impact at the 2026 HAHMP Sylvan Rodriguez Scholarship Gala
The Houston Association of Hispanic Media Professionals celebrates 40 years of impact at the 2026 Sylvan Rodriguez Scholarship Gala on October 10, supporting scholarships and the next generation of Hispanic media professionals.
‘The Many Lives of Her’ Brings Generations of Black Women’s Stories to Houston Stage
The Many Lives of Her: The Black Woman’s Journey Throughout Time brings a powerful story of history, resilience, faith and identity to Houston’s MATCH on September 27
Houston, Get Your Spell On: Rooftop Cinema Club Brings ‘Practical Magic 2’ Under the Stars This Fall
Houston movie lovers can welcome fall under the stars with Practical Magic 2 at Rooftop Cinema Club, where the movie experience comes with skyline views, drinks and a night out with friends.
Children’s Museum Houston Invites Houstonians to Step Into a Storybook at 2026 Fall Gala
Children’s Museum Houston will host its enchanting 2026 Fall Gala, “Once Upon a Time: A Fairytale Fashion Gala,” on October 17 at The Corinthian, raising support for innovative, child-centered learning and outreach programs across Greater Houston.
Raising Cane’s Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Houston Animal Welfare Giveback
Raising Cane’s is celebrating its 30th anniversary by donating net proceeds from its limited-edition 30th Birthday Plush Puppy to 15 Houston-area animal welfare organizations.
MICHELIN Guide Texas 2026 Selection to Be Revealed Oct. 8
The MICHELIN Guide will reveal its 2026 Texas restaurant selection on Oct. 8, including MICHELIN Stars, Bib Gourmands and other dining distinctions.
Houston City Council Passes Right to Air Conditioning Ordinance for Rental Properties
Houston City Council has approved a Right to Air Conditioning ordinance requiring rental properties to provide operable air conditioning, with landlords given 120 days to comply.
Hobby Center Announces Single-Ticket Sales for 2026-2027 Concert Series
The Hobby Center’s 2026-2027 season brings Broadway stars, Houston artists, jazz, world music and intimate live performances to Houston, with single tickets going on sale Aug. 24.
Gov. Greg Abbott Targets Houston’s IAH Over Ablution Room and Prayer Facility
Abbott seeks federal review of religious accommodations at George Bush Intercontinental Airport as Houston officials say the facilities are open to all and were built without taxpayer, state or federa
Gov. Greg Abbott is seeking a federal review of religious accommodations at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport, while the city says the facility is open to all travelers and was built without taxpayer, state or federal grant funding.
San Antonio Fall Getaway: Fright Fest Turns Six Flags Fiesta Texas Into a Halloween Adventure
Make a quick fall getaway to San Antonio for Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ biggest Fright Fest yet, with family-friendly Halloween fun by day and haunted mazes, scare zones and nighttime thrills after dark.
Houston Council Member Announces Free A/C Giveaway as Extreme Heat Threatens Vulnerable Residents
Houston City Council Member Alejandra Salinas is offering 125 free portable A/C units to eligible residents as Houston faces dangerous summer heat.
Miller Outdoor Theatre Turns September Into a Global Celebration of Music and Culture
From J-pop and New Orleans jazz to mariachi, Latin jazz and opera, Miller Outdoor Theatre is bringing a world of music and culture to Houston this September with a lineup of free performances for all ages.
Harris County Flock Camera Contract Faces Privacy Concerns as Regional Scrutiny Grows
Harris County’s $868,975 Flock Safety contract is facing renewed privacy and oversight concerns as officials and residents debate surveillance safeguards and the company announces new accountability measures
Discovery Green’s Fall Season Brings Houston Together Through Music, Art and Culture
Discovery Green welcomes fall with a vibrant lineup of free concerts, art installations, cultural festivals, family activities and wellness programs celebrating the many communities that make Houston special.
Paris Eley’s Remarkable Radio Journey Comes Full Circle With Texas Radio Hall of Fame Induction
Houston broadcasting legend Paris Eley will be inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame Class of 2026, honoring more than five decades of radio, music industry leadership and community service.
YES Prep Earns Strong “B” in 2026 Texas Education Agency Accountability Ratings
ES Prep Public Schools earns its highest-ever Texas Education Agency accountability score, with all 15 secondary campuses receiving an “A” rating for overall performance.
Don’t Worry Willy Weekend Brings Theatre, Family Resources and Neurodiversity Awareness to Houston
Houston families are invited to Don’t Worry Willy Weekend, a new community event bringing together theatre, family resources, sensory-friendly experiences and education focused on neurodivergence and varied learning styles.
AARP Texas Survey Finds Older Texans Want Stronger Protections Against Crypto ATM Fraud
A new AARP Texas survey finds strong support among older Texans for tougher safeguards against cryptocurrency kiosk fraud, as lawmakers prepare for the 2027 legislative session.
Sip, Savor & Take in the View: A Night at Thompson Houston’s Sol 7
Thompson Houston’s new Chef Tasting Series at Sol 7 combines Chef Sierra Rustrum’s inventive cuisine, curated wine pairings, lively music and stunning downtown Houston views for an unforgettable foodie experience.
Graceful Gowns Initiative to Host Inaugural Becoming Her Empowerment Luncheon in Houston
The Graceful Gowns Initiative will host its inaugural Becoming Her Empowerment Luncheon in Houston on September 20, bringing women and young leaders together to celebrate mentorship, confidence and leadership.
Goode Damn Coffee: A Houston-Born Brand Brewing More Than Just a Cup of Coffee
Houston-based Goode Damn Coffee is brewing more than specialty coffee, building a brand centered on brotherhood, connection, community and creating better moments.
Harris County Backs Texas Firearms Restrictions in Sensitive Locations
Harris County Commissioners Court has authorized County Attorney Abbie Kamin to support Texas laws restricting firearms in sensitive locations as a legal challenge moves before the Fifth Circuit.
Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee Gina Hinojosa Brings Voting Rights Discussion to Houston Ahead of November Election
At “Taking Back Our Power in Texas: The Voting Rights Act at 61,” Hinojosa reflects on the law’s history, its impact on Black Americans, and the ongoing debate over voting rights and representation in
Democratic gubernatorial nominee Gina Hinojosa visited Houston to discuss the legacy of the Voting Rights Act, its impact on American democracy, and the future of voting rights and representation in Texas.
Prairie View A&M University Celebrates 150 Years of Legacy Through Sesquicentennial Celebration Choir
Prairie View A&M University celebrates its 150-year legacy with the launch of the Sesquicentennial Celebration Choir, honoring the institution’s rich musical traditions and historic impact
Houston’s Culinary Stars Take Center Stage as James Beard Foundation’s Taste America Returns to the Bayou City
The James Beard Foundation’s Taste America culinary series returns to Houston Nov. 12, bringing together award-winning chefs, local restaurants and food lovers for an unforgettable tasting experience at Thompson Houston.
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